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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27
fortuna uub ibre S6bne.
Oas q ii III ebrerer Seraner
in 6erSunis3 iebungb Der
2ouiiiana Stauts
Sotterie.
Sin 3cbntcl SeS SaapttrcfcrS BON
100000 fdIlt auf IallaS.

@ls Der Yabnelerf Der Seras Ii. pas
cific' yabn in Dallas am Morsen bes
Id. D.M. aufwa9te, befnno iein gans
ses irbii9es Yerm0aen aus einem fals
f6en Dollar, fobaB er BON ii6 iGgert
fonute: meun i'd auf einen Baum feige,
babe i6 auf @roen nidis mebr gu fus
den, unb meuu ibm Semano gedu6ert
bdtte, er merbe nod Dor SDnnenunters
gang bei1elhen Cages Elm rsi6er Wann
iein, er piirbe wabri9einli9 nit einem
biiteren 2ddeln geantnortet ooer Die
,3umutbung fir eiuen ip0itiIGen Sn'
fult gebalten baben. On bic suei Doll
larlooIe fir bic ON iel6en Sage HAITI
fimoenbe 3iebuug Der So. ct. 2oiterie,
bic er tpenise Sage borber s%efauit unb
alei9giiliig in feline S9ublaoe gelegt
bate, oadie er nidt mebr. Oils ibm
am NaGmittag bic 8ewiunIife gu 5ans
BEN fam. ba fieI auf iein Bid auf bic
3ifer $780, 900 unb glei65eitig auf bic
Summer 50, 749.. Cine 6unfle freubise
@bnung bur9fog i'm, iebOd aDeifelte
er nod, mar es benn m6sli@s ST bolte
bic Qoole berbor unb fiebe ba-es mar
fein Sraum! Sosuiagen i'm 9anbum'
breben mar er Der sIidli6e Gewinner
bon ipiegeIblanfsn 10000 Dollars ges
porben. Iatirli9erpsiie sOserte er
nidt, fi6 iofort ieines @i5entbrms gu
peri6ern, tpo3u ibm 9r. g.. g. Mars
tine3 bebalHi1 mar. Sas 8liidsfinb
fab am acknowledgement Morgen elmer
alien Sunsfer dbnli@, bic man nit
einem 6riibliugsbut, nit 8lumen un6
S9leiien gs;iert, iiberrai9t bate. SaIb
fano fiG benn au6, tbeils in Gruppen,
tbeils perein3elt, bas gauge Seer Der
Greunbe beg BON pie Nlabins Wunoers
lampe 8eI9immerteH elm un6 nun
gins's an ein Sdnbel 6itteln uno 8ra'
tuliren obne @nbe uno man fonnte
folde uno dbnIide marfige Pbraien
b0ren, pie Die fOleenbe: rSdngen mill
i9, iolt' @iner fi6 niGt freuen iber
Sein 8lilf!" ober: .Osn 9eufel aud,
tuern bas nift elm S9peinegliid it'll"
Der 10 Mnseipro6ene tpubte iebpd feline
eisenesSubelsefibl p6lig gu bemeiiern,
er empfins unb perabf9ieoete feline 8es
fu9er nit beiterem 9d9eln unb selafe.
ner Miene; es fam ibm nidt in ben
Sim, oh ieines SLIDES gans Dallas
auf ben Gopf gu itellsn, Ober aus allen
Drummer Wein fiiesen gu laien. Ser
Mann, befen Greunbe fi9 ni9t ieIten
iiber feline fabeni9eiHi5e @efe, ieinen
bergiIbten Snt unb feline loien &of'
f96be 10 mande lufige @lohe erlaubs
ten, tpirb binner 2ur3em elm moblbas
babenber @runbeigentbiimer un6 pros
minenier girser unferer Staot iein,
perln mir i'm aud bisber als einfa9en
@iienbabnansefiellten unb f6lidten
Na9bar gefannt baben. Seineu Nar
men an3ufabren III iiberHtifig, ba ibn
Seoermann fennt.
(p9aaas Morning Stems" 81. Suni.)
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len prpeeB fir Elm politii9es @reisniB
alereriten 9anses betra9tet, baben fi6
bereits sabIrei9e Gertreter Der ausldns
bif9en Yrefe-naiiirli6 Defenders Der
irans6fi6en, angemelbet unb I'M Plds
BE auf Der 9eriGteritaiter .Stibiine CT.
Iu6t. Sbre WiinIde iinb auf bas be-
reitpiaigiie gelpdbrt iuOrben.
Ser prooeB mirb aber in Der Sbat
aud bo6interefant perben, ba f6 bers
fcIbe nur duBerli6 gegen 9lein ridtet,
in Wirfli6feit abcr segen oas fransOfi'
iGe &riessminifierium. befen &dnfe
unb S9li9e CUR Changing beuti6er
Wiliidrs8 ebeimniie in bemIelben auf
bas uubarmbersigite blobgelest uub ses
geiBelt tperben iolen!
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ism. SBaina g gpbn.

llniere 6auptuabrung lit unb bleibt
bas Gleii9, unb um folGes frif9 unb
gut ai ~erlangen, fam man unm0gli9
einer superldifseren Marft finben, als
ben bon Wm. 56fling & Sobn, go.
511 Ipe. 6. Sie Serren baben benz
@ei9mad ibrer 2unben &ednung ges
tragen unb in ibrem gtablifement cine
falte 9uftmai1ine erri9tet, iuel9e alen
4nforberungeu fin grbaltlng unb gnts
fernung fddblider Sn~grebiensen bes
Sleii1es entipri9t. sic baben beffdns
6ig in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
0orratb bon Waftbieb, aus tuel9em
nlr bas Bette fir ibre Gunben getudblt
uiro. Wer reel bebient fein mill, Der
belu1e ben Marft, SO. 511
Mpenue 6. 1,10t1i
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Die gIer,te bes QoiIers miIbeI

Die aerste bss &aiiers WilbeIm
limb erffaunt iiber Die Nrt uub Weiie,
in tuel6er ibr patieut fid piber grs
tuarten nod einmal erbOlt bat. Wian
entfinnt fi6 Der Noti3en, tpel9e Der
&eihsan5eiger Dor etpa elmer Wo6e
bradte urib In tueltben 5iemli6 uaum.
tpunben a~ngeoeutet mar. oaB Der Sob
bes 3aiiers gang nabe beportinbe.
9aB fem befinitiper &idtritt aus benz
6TeniIiGen 2eben misunderstanding iei,
gait oils ausgemadie Sade. SEPT plant
er absr trobbem mieber cine &eiie nod
8aifeiu rno bat fogar bic abfi9t &c.
dubert, an ben gorpsman0uern in Ofs
unb Weis Prsuben tbeiISunsbmen.
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Galifpruie @eine.

W~einliebbaber finben elm grobes Sas
ger bon feinen California Weinen bel
0errn s. s. Meper am 4lamo
plasa. Ssrr Meper fudt bic Weine
an Ort uno Sielle aus utb farft brett
aus Dem Seller ter Weiusl6ter. Ils
gutter 9enner seIinst es ibm tets, bic
beiten Sorten aus3uwdblen. st fam
feline 9unbsn uno Gamilien nit einenl
guten Sropfen perieben. 8otbs unb
WeiBpeine in por3igli6er Aualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per 8alIone = frei
ins Sars geliefert.
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6, s.. Wuaer.

205 u f : 6 merceftraBe,
bdlt elm aroBes unb iebr geipdbltes Co.
ger BON Sapeten, Rouleaur,
SiIberrabmen unb eiffet II,
uub ferner nebeu 3ei6nensM aterialien
aler Irt. 6arben unb u f re il
der : M aterialien, Defenders
Sammers fertile gemi1te
T%arben, bic beiten unb biligfien i'm
Warfie, oi- unter boiler @arantie pers
fault werbcn. s ter= une Spie=
aeigIas uno anbere in bieies Sad
idlagembe artifsl; worin 5err Miiler
oas grOBte 2ager i'm Weiten 6es Staa'
tes bat. Qluftrdge aus Dem 2anbe tpers
ben prompt ausgeiibrt.
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Serr 8. .. Sargan bat feline elm

- Serr 8. .. Sarsan bat feline elm
paar Meilen bon San antonio gele'
gene 8ie5farm an einen 9errn %. 8.
9ubbarb BON gbieaso berfauft. auf
benz our Garm s%eb6renben 2anbe mar
elm paar Sage pOrber Del entoedt pors
ben, unb in benz 8ertaufss9 ontraft bat
fi9 6err Sargar bas Re9t porbebaIten,
mad Del, Raiur @as unb iOnfigen
Mineralisn auf eiuem Sled BON q
Nfern graben gu otirfen. 4uf benz
umIiegenben 2an6e, pelbes i'm BefB
BON Sen. O. %. &uB unb Col. g.. y.
Gnbreps 1T. iinb sablrei6e InSei1en
fur bas 8Orbanbeuiein BON Del gefuns
ben, uno bic 9euannten Serrn lperoen
unper3tigli6 baran geben, bic 8egenb
elmer eingebenben llnteriu6ung gu
unierSieben.
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Oie englifde Regierung bat oo

= Sie enslifde Regierung bat oas
Gnerbieten elmer groBeI 2onboner Odm'
pfergeieli9nft in @rpdgung gesogen,
befen ebentuelle Nnnabme BON Der
gr6Bten 8ebeutung fir ben gefammten
Weltperfebr iein miiBte. @s banbelt
iid Inn brei Dampferlinien, bic erriGs
tet tperoen ioIen, tpenn bic &eeierung
IiG CUR 3ablung bon $4,000 9funo
($250, 000) idbrlider SubUeniion Der,
pfIi6tet. Die cine ioa BON SiOerpool
nod Salifar gebeu unb bic beiben ans
beren bonn @nbpunfte Der @ana6if6en
paeifiesg abn mad auitralien unb iiber
Sapan unb China nod Sfinoien.
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aSaHeripremsert nit Ghland)eu.

perionen, tpel6e ii6 beim Wafers
iprengen Der S6ldude 5eoienern tuoIs
len, finb eriu6t, fid in unierer Office
bic u6tbise 2i3ens auf Elm. Sabr-am
1. Mai beginnenb = su Derf6affen, ba
fir iol9en Mafergebrau9 cine Spes
berednet miro. Wer 6iefer
auForberung ni6t na9tommt unb bic
borsei6riebenen gebinsungeH nidt er.
filt, lduft @efabr. baB ibm bic Wai=
iersufubr abgei9nitten pirb.
Sic 2Saiiertpcrf aumpasnie.
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em eentsmber 1870 fhrieb he

SIN September 1879 idrie5 5err
Sobn SieHenba9er, SiraBburg, Obio,
baB er felt laneen Sabren on 9beuma.
tismus seliiien babe unb nur burd st.
SafobssO Del gebeili purbs.-22. Sftos
Der 1886 beiidtigte oerielbe, ct. Satobs.
Del babe i'm D~oaifdnbig BON Riiden-
f9merser befreit.
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Scr san sseSru eprimas 9sarf

lit Der W~aliabrtsort Der San gntonier
unb aler Beiuder Der Mlamo.6 taot,
UNI Der Sibe 3u enthieben unb fi9 i'm
fibIen S9atien su ergeben. Ser Bari
bat in 6olge ieiner Sage au ieoer Sas
ges3eit cine belebenbe Srii6e unb So
miIien panbern bdufig gum pribats
picnic binaus, ebenio ME 9ereiue unb
@eieni9afteu bier ibre Geite feiera. See
ben Sag frsie Mufif. Ale grfrii9uns
gen wie 8ier, 2imonabe. Mein. @biss
fep &c. iinb in better Qualitdt su baben.
24,5-5M s. RerbIe, pd6ter.
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Mander arnne 2ranfe. Der iid i

= Man9er armle 2ranfe, Der fi6 in
Golse b6sartiger 2eioen unb ifropbus
l6fer llebeI aefdbrIiden OperatiOnen
unteriuirft, f6nnte gebeiIt perben, aud
ohne Operation, inbem er Nners
9 araparilIa antuenbet. Dieies
SeiImiitel treibt ole ltnreinbeiten aus
benz Blute, bur6 tuel6e iene &ranfs
beiteli entfeben.
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s6y-Oas 2onsS rWiener"
Bier iibertrifft oil Site unb &einbeit
ole anberen Bierel
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L. HUTH & S0HN,
bic alts unb bswdbrte
Gtfen~ u. 6Dl5waaren>,

oe uIe uHo oeDlprte
Gtfen> u. 6%Dl5waaren>,
5avbsn. nab Gameu.6 aubInne
ESQ. 11s uab Iss 2layfi> eiraSs,
%an Antonio- -.----.Eexas.
Sabsn srbaltsn cine gar.eabuua
o. 4%anbretb & Soba Sdme.
reten.
6rib . Grbfeu, Bobnen uno Rorn, 0eIo . aorn
peibss uno gelbss. Gbenfals srbalteu: Sine
garlabuns .. 9anbrstb & Sobn sdte Gamen.
aartoFeIn, ais ME Gxtra Garth gerinont,
earls Rois, 8eautp Of pebron, Bbite Gle.
plant unb neue Sorten, gariieIb uno State
Of Brain.
erparteu cine garlabuns Carly slmber unb
earIn Orange 8uderrobr.S amen, setp6bnIiAe
uuo German wiIet, gsbptiides Reis. unb
8elenfOrn. g amen. @nSauo: SobuIou, Mixeb
pafure, Ordarb, FerreniaI Rss, unb Raien.
Bras Samen. @eiber f6uecif@er 9afer.
Haenten fur MiefIe BIue Gras@eit.
pfTise, fnS bic beteu, sinfadffsn, biuisfen,
HSrtfen uub Ieidt sebenbfen @eitpfise; ton.
uen nit 3psi suten Yfer6en ooer Wulen bear.
beitet perben. @benfals rSoneueless Blue
Bell, Beauty uno peanreI~, gang ftabI,
riding and walking Cult1vators nit oosr obne
Rorn. unb Baumpollen. pfau;er.
asenteuI fir bic beribmten Brinly Pfuege,
plnnet X. Horse Hoe and Cultivators com
oined, Sanb Samensrius, HFise uub GuI.
tipatoren. GuR. 3. Bredt BurRmai9inen unh
Builder %itsnfIien, Sarriion Hros. & Co., ju
gebrau9 fertis semifdte 6arben, gbas. Mutbs
eonig. extraetoreu, Bisusu.W au9er, Meier &c.
Btr faufen brett bon Gabrifeu rnb bertaufsn
IN ben miebrisfen Marttpreiien fur Cash.
i. Huth e Sohn.
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DthnlmGnatil8
HAMBURGER
{ TROPFEM
aeaeis tnperbanliebeeit.

m 8eriate ilber bic eriolge Ron Sr; Aneitit
eSnia's Samburger 9rcpfen ruel@e por Saeren sfs
s;sit nrrsen un6 iett bet6tist werSeu.
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TINE CHARLES A. voGELER CO.. Baltimore, Nd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-09
CHINA.

As everybody has mentioned "the storm, "
your correspondent will omit all allusions to
it Miss Eta, daughter of Mrs. Mary J..
Cooley, was fatally burned on Monday at
Yorkvile. She was alone at the time. and
attempting to kindle fire in the cook stove
with kerosene oil, caught fire, WAS terribly
burned. and fingered in great agony till the
next day when death cane to her relief. Her
age was 10 years.-Messrs. Burriil Mitchell
have sold the Franklin colt Alecto to Ed.
Rogers, of Norridgewock for $500. Alecto,
sired by DR.. Franklin, was fosled July 9Th,
1884 stands l51 hands high, and weigh. 1915
lbs. He is a mahogany bay and very hand
some horse. fle was standing at the stable
of Mr.. l.. B Mitchell, on China Neck, at the
time Of sale-Friends and parshioners OF
Rev w B. EldridRe visited the parsonage
on Thursday evening, and after pleasantly
spent evening, left behind them sl5 for the
benefit of the minister and his wife.-The
Baptist socisbles of last week at G.. A X hall
realized about s22. The entertaining fes-
lures were dialogues. short dramas, ice cream
and other refreshments.
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The Railroad Boycott.

CHICAGO, April s.
The Michigan Central road will tomorrow
issue circular boycotting % roads on which
the trunk lines have placed their bar, and all
through tickets on these lines will be taken
off sale. Tho roads exempted from the boy
colt are the Northwestern, Illinois Central
and Milwaukee & ST. Paul Since the pro
rata arrangement between the western ard
eastern lines on freight from the seaboard to
the Missouri river and beyond was declared
off, large portion OF that traffic has been di
verted awav from Chicago and through St
Louis, the rates to Kansas City being from
two to eight cents lower via St. Louis 1t is
understood that early next week the Chicago
and Kansas City roads will issue new
freight tariff which will equalize the rates
via both cities and stop the diversion of traf-
fic away from Chicago.
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Advice TO no.nsrs,

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by eics child suffering and cry
ing with pain OF cutting teeth? II so, send
at once and get bottle of Mrs. WtHsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TLErHIso.
Its value is incalculable. II will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately. Depend
upon IT, mothers, there is no mistake about
1t. Il cures dysentery and disrrhoea,
regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, so;tens the gums, reduces !n-
tiammation, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. MRs. WISsLow's SoorHrNo
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErHrNo is pleasant
to the taste, and is the prescription of one Of
the Oldest and best tepaie nurses and ply
sicIans in the United States, and is for sale
by all druggists throughout the world. Price
25 cents bottle
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THE STRIKING CARPENTERS.
A few Shots Exchanged but Nobody Gets
iiit-MOst of Them Ready to Work.

CHICAGO, April s.
Only nineteen contractors resnonded to
the call Tor mass meeting of master carpen-
ters, this afternoon, to inde pen1entIy consid
er the demands of the strikers, although the
latter claim 26O. The bosses were opposed
to the master carpenters association and had
expressed willingness to give in. The ses-
sion was very short one and resulted mere
ly IN nothing.
Fights between strikers and imported car
penters occurred in many parts of the city
today, the strikers 10 almost every case man
aging to elude the police. Shots were ex-
changed between the ,olcemen and the
strikers near Humbolt Park. 'Scabs were
found at work by the commissioners, said
President Kiiver of the carpenters council,
and they we're requested TO quit Suddenly
patrol wagon loaded with policemen came
and firing began on both sides. The shots
were fired in the air and nobody was hit" A
meeting OF knights will be held tomorrow
forenoon at which l, ia possible the strike
may be broken and greater part of the 5000
men will decide to resume work Monday.
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HE REPORTS NO TROUBLE
captain Samuels of the Yacht DauntIess
Arrives in New York.

NEW loRS, April s.
Capt. Samuels of the schooner Yacht
Dauntless, beaten by 4. I. BIshe', Corone,
10 the race acros. the Atlantic, arrived mere
on the steamer Adristic today. The interest
IN Capt. Samuel arrival has been great eve-
since 1t was reported IN this country that he
aAd his employer, Caldwell H. Colt. had fail.
en- out. Capt. Samuels said, With regard to
tue reported trouble with Colt: "The entire
story was complete fabrication. Nv re.s
Mons with Coli were of the pleasantest nature
throughout the entire trip and moth.
ing occurred to mar the friendly rela.
uons that existed between Us. Ia
fact never made a trip where everything
was as agreeable and pleasant as this one
was, and when Colt and parted We did 30 As
The best of friends. My only reason for
leaving him was that | had fulfilled the en-.
gagement eurered into with the Daun1lrs.'
owner and there was no reason for INV remain
ing aboard any longer. The TRIP across was
me worst ever experienced in sny of nv
travels, and | have sailed around \ good b,t
can tell you. The sailors had not dry
moment FROM the time We left New York
unIil after We dropped anchor in Cork hsr
Dor
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ALMOST A FIGHT.
a Judge and Congressman Get Involved
'n Quarrel IN Court Room and Al.
most Come to Blows.
CHICAGO. Anil s

CHICAGO, April S.
An Inter Ocean special from ST. Lon;s
says Congressman John NJ. Glover and
Judge Henry D Lapghlin. one of the ms,
prominent attorneys in St. Louis, were the
principals in little sensation today ths,
tntSatens 10 be OF serious consequence. r.
u. Lancaster. surveyor of porr, is suing Clio.
yer Tor $1,000 tor alleged libel. Glover is
taxing depositions to show Lancaster. char.
acter. For several days exciting personal
episodes have enlivened the proceedings.
Judge Lsughlin is counsel for Lancaster.
uioVer objected to Laughln's way of hand.
ing witness, and Laughliu resented the
congressmans interference. Hot word, fol-
lowed and both men rose to their feet. The
referee before whom the case is proceeding,
got between them aud prevented fight.
AT the close ot the days session Glover
SAID he had used harsh language and was
Wiling to withdraw the epithet he had an
pned TO LaughlIn If the latter will do the
same, Il am willing 10 @ half way" he
said
III have no half way business" said
Laughlln. You are the aggressor and must
apologlze fully"
IN see you further" said Glover.
~ ou will see me further" said Laughlin.
land hear from me"
1t Is thought BY those that know both men
that Laughlin, who is known to be man of
nerve and an expert with the pistol, will com
pei Glover 10 make a full apology or meet
HIM IN mortal combat
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'hdicas,oEs for the Mex, "a .,.,
ilAiNE DIsPATCHES,
MIR. BLAINE ILL.
suffering from Severe Cold on His
Lungs.

NEW YORK, April g.
AN evening telegram dispatch from ST
Louis, says the Globe Democrat prints tbs
folio" ing this morning; Word was received
IN ot. Louis, Thursday night, to the ettec,
that Hon. James G. Blaine was seriouslv IN
al Fort Gibson, ludian Territory, and tina,
physlclans had been telegraphed for.
ST. LOUIS, April 8.
private telegram was received at ST
Louis, FRIDAY morning, from Fort Gibson,
s'atihg thai Mr. Blaine has severe cold and
IS threatened with pneumonia. No particu.
,ars nave AS yet been received, but dispatch
mas oeen sent 10 Colonel Coppinger, co l.
mandant OF the post and son in-law of Mr..
Blame, asking 1or the facts, and thev will be
reportt d as soon as they are received.
Another private telegram from Fort Glib
son, received at St Loli at II 80 p. NJ,
says that Mr.. Blaine's PITY .iclan reports HIN
DONG very well; that he mas but slight fe-
Yer, and that his pulse and temperature are
favorable
H. 4. kerns. a near personal friend of MIR
Blaine, accompanied by DR.. Ii. H. Mudd, a
prominent physician OF this city, left here at
L. M. by the special train for Fort Glib.
son.
None of the circumstances leading up to
Bialne's illness, are yet known here, but the
particulars are mnmentarlly expected and
Will be reported instantly on receipt.
The inference naturally drawn from the
fact that the physicians have gone there to
see and perhaps attend Blaine, and in face OF
the fact that there is sklllful army phys.
clan at Fort Gibson, it is thought that he is,
or Is likely to be dangerously Ill. To deter
mine this, however, further advices will have
to be awaited. In the meantime the private
telegram previously referred to as giving the
statement of Mr.. Blaine's physician, is as
follows:
MIR. Blaine is doing we'll, only slight
fever. Pulse good, 80 per minute, respira-
ton l5."
The following dispatch was received by the
Associated Press at $50 this morning. in re-
ply to telegram sent this morning to the
commandant of the post at Fort Gibson, ask
ing for information as to Mr., Blaine's sick
ness:
Fort GIBSON, l. T., April s.
Mr.. Blaine is suffering from bronchial ca
tarrh, with fever of remitting type. He
sic, ps well and has no typhoid symptoms.
His respiration is normal at fifteen per min
ute. CHAs. Z. BERNE,
Post Surgeon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-09
Enjoy Life.

What truly beautiful word we live in (!
Nature gives Us grandure Of mountains, glens
and oceans, and thousands Of means Of
enjoyment. We can desire no better when
in perfect health but how often do the ma
jority of people feel like giving j, up dis
heartened. discouraged aud worn out with
disease, when there is no ocsssion for TIL.
feeling, as every sufferer can easily obtain
satisfactory proof that Green's August Flower
will make them free from disease as when
born. Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint are
the direct cause Of seventS-fve per cent. Of
such maadies a. Biliousness, Indigestion,
Sick Headache, Costiveness. Nervous Pros
tration, Dizziness Of the Head, Palpi.ation OF
the Heart, and other distressing symptoms.
Three doses Of August Flower will prove its
wonderful effect. Sample bottles, 10 cents.
Try it.
Oct2d&wlyurchwky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-09
Two Hundred Families Made Homeless
by Fire.
New YORK, April s

New YORK, April s.
The 100 residents of tenement house No
II Essex street, New York, who were rem
dered homeless, and 13 of whom are in the
hospital from burns received at a fire last
night were given some relief today by do
nation of $500 by Moses Meyerbach, pawn
broker.
The fire broke ont in the cellar of bakery
below and spread through the building. Had
there not been fire escapes in the front and
rear the loss of life must have been appall-
ing Many of those taken to Bellevue Hos
pital last night were more frightened than
hurt A girl about ten years old supposed to
be Kate Schunan, died today from her injur-
les. The injured who have not already left
the hospital will probably be out in a day or
two. Five thousand dollars Will cover loss
on property and $1,000 will put the house in
repair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-09

MIDDLETON, n. Y. April s.
The village of Cocheton, Sullivan, is again
flooded for the 4th time this year. The
warm weather and rain of Monday night
made high water in the Delaware river, and
on Tuesday afternoon the water was running
over the Cocheton fats and at midnight had
reached the Presbyterian church, where the
stream divided portion taking the main
highway and the balance pouring through the
village street past Beach's store and Knapp's
hotel. The stores and dwellings are inunddt-
ed to the depth of three feet. Ice in the riv-
er bed remains frozen, preventing the water
from taking a natural channel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-09
Pensions Granted.

WASHINGTON, April s.
Pensions have been granted to the follow
ing Maine people;
Slatisca j., widow of Paris Morse, yelling
ton.
joel Goodwin, original, So Bethel.
John r. Mast, original, Bath.
John +. Gilman, original, }. Gilman Frye
burg.
klbridge 7. Gibbs, original, Peru.
Jas. Nj, Gsuhn, original, Mapleton.
Jonathan +. Knight, original, Carmel.
Josiah Msrston, original, Lewiston.
Thos. b. Reed, increase, Bath.
Alex w. Hail, increase, Boothbay.
Thos c. Gray, increase, w. Brooksville
Cornelius Dutton, incre ase, A Abbottsville.